Big Cool Down For Europe; South Africa Update; + Climate Cult And Grifters
Their need for meaning in life blinkers them to even the possibility they’re wrong.
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Snow In Both Hemispheres; Arctic Sea Ice Going Nowhere; + Hockey Sticks And Fairy Tales
The ‘hockey stick’ graph as a product of poor data handling, methodological flaws, and misleading statistical practices.
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September Snow In Lapland; Another Polar Blast To Slam Southern Africa; October Snow For The Aussie Alps; The Return Of The Sausages; + Autumnal Cracks In Earth’s Magnetic Field
“Nature is not only more complex than we think, it’s more complex than we can think.”
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South African Snowstorm Turns Deadly; Rare Polar Bear Sighting In Iceland, Animal Shot Dead; Bee Recovery; WaPo Inadvertently Reveals ‘No Cause For Concern’; + They’re Lying To You
“Nothing they tell us we need to do to save the planet will actually save the planet… but it will abolish freedom, democracy and the rule of law.”
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Heavy September Snow Hits South Africa; UK Met Office Bonus Scandal; + Record Arctic Sea Ice Growth
Snowing. South Africa. September.
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Snow In Montana; Cool Summer Reduces UK Butterfly Numbers; Antarctica Nears -112F; + La Niña Odds Increased in NOAA’s Latest Update
Uncertainty remains, but La Niña is coming. The only question is when?
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Early Snow Blankets California And Utah; South Africans Told To “Brace For The Big Freeze”; + The Logarithmic Nature of CO2
The diminishing returns of CO2 are widely understood, though rarely relayed to the public.
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Adelaide’s Coldest September Temperature In 100+ Years; New Zealand Buried; Historic Snow In The Alps; Britain’s High Court Blocks Coal Mine Permit; + Kp 7.67
Real world observations continue to expose media caterwaulings as mere agenda-driving drivel. There is no climate crisis.
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Canberra’s Coldest Spring Morning On Record; Europe’s Historic September Snowfall Turns Deadly; + X4.5 Flare To Deliver Earth Glancing Blow
2 meters (6.6 feet) of snow have hit the highest peaks, killing at least 2, with more on the way.
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